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Genotypes of MC4R Asp298Asn were added to the dataset, and fitted as a random effect in a Bayes C model, achieving a model frequency of 0.08 (Figure 2a) with the average effect of allele A being 2.74E-03, implying allele A (Asn298) was associated with increased fat thickness, in agreement with Kim et al [27].

For this reason model frequency of individual SNP is not a good indicator of the presence of QTL in genomic regions with high LD.

Surprisingly, one novel region was identified by the SNP ALGA0118164 on SSC18, with a high model frequency of 0.63, while others were under 0.25 (Figure S3).

The number of SNPs in the SB trained MBV that exceeded the prior model frequency of 0.01 was greater than that in the corresponding MB trained MBV.

The average model incorporation frequencies, i.e. the proportion of iterations of the MCMC chain with which an individual SNP enters the model, were within 0.0012 of the prior model frequency of 0.01 = 1 - π for all SNPs and for each MBV.

Seasonal effects have not been included in the model because the relevant time scales of the model (frequencies of treatment and vaccination, and the parasite and host life-spans) are equal to or longer than one year, nevertheless seasonal phenomena, such as rain and drought, are likely to have an impact on the quantitative estimates provided here.

We derived a statistical model (frequencies of amino acids) for each of the 5242 columns in the alignment of universally conserved proteins (primarily those involved in translation) used by Ciccarelli et al. to reconstruct a "Tree of Life" [ 8, 9].

Two models of equilibrium codon frequencies were used: The F3 × 4 model (codon frequencies estimated from the nucleotide frequencies in the data at each codon site) and the F61 model (frequencies of each of the 61 nonstop codons estimated from the data) (Yang 1997, 2007).

To detect selection, site models that allow (M2a and M8) or disallow (M1a and M7) a class of sites to evolve with ω > 1 were fitted to the data using the F3x4 model (codon frequencies estimated from the nucleotide frequencies in the data at each codon site) and the F61 model (frequencies of each of the 61 nonstop codons estimated from the data).

However, if consecutive SNP are in high linkage disequilibrium (LD) with a particular quantitative trait locus (QTL), effects and model frequencies may be distributed across those SNP, and effects and model frequencies of individual SNP will completely capture the effects of the QTL.

Distributions of study subjects by socioeconomic group, willingness to use care models, frequency of using services, and type of expected service were described using percentages and corresponding 95% confidence intervals.